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Image Tag Checker

Flag containers that use :latest or no image tag.

Runs entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded and no cluster connection is made.
Your report will appear here.

About Image Tag Checker

The Image Tag Checker scans every container image in your pasted manifests and flags those that use the mutable :latest tag or no tag at all. Mutable tags make deployments non-reproducible and rollbacks unreliable.

Paste one or more manifests. The tool reports each container image, whether it is pinned, and - if not - why.

Nothing is uploaded. The analysis runs entirely in your browser.

Features

  • :latest detection - flags the mutable tag.
  • No-tag detection - flags images with no version.
  • Digest aware - image@sha256: digests pass.
  • Multi-doc - check several manifests at once.
  • Copy / Download / Print - export the report.

How to Use

  1. Paste your manifest(s).
  2. Click Check.
  3. Pin any flagged images.

Examples

Example 1 - latest. nginx:latest is flagged as mutable.

Example 2 - untagged. nginx (no tag) is flagged.

Example 3 - pinned. nginx:1.27 passes.

Benefits

  • Reproducibility - catch mutable images.
  • Clear output - pinned or why not.
  • Private - runs fully in the browser.
  • Exportable - copy, download or print.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this checker flag?
It flags containers that use the :latest tag or omit a tag entirely, because those images are mutable and make rollbacks and reproducibility unreliable.
Are digests OK?
Yes. An image pinned by digest (image@sha256:...) is treated as immutable and passes.
Which manifests are supported?
Pods and workload controllers with a spec.template.spec.containers or spec.containers.
Does this connect to a cluster?
No. Paste your YAML; everything is analysed in your browser.
What should I do?
Pin every image to an explicit, immutable tag (for example nginx:1.27) or a digest.